According to this, Chigs and Vitori could be back in the squad:
http://www.theindependent.co.zw/2013/03 ... an-vitori/
Squad for Bangladesh: Vitori and Chigumbura back?
Squad for Bangladesh: Vitori and Chigumbura back?
Peterhouse U14C 4th change bowler and no. 10 batsman (but only because Aaron didn't have a bat).
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I would be surprised if Vitori returns. He has played virtually no cricket this season, and what he has played has not gone well...Ming wrote:According to this, Chigs and Vitori could be back in the squad:
http://www.theindependent.co.zw/2013/03 ... an-vitori/
Re: Squad for Bangladesh: Vitori and Chigumbura back?
Yep, there's probably at least half a dozen bowlers above him in the pecking order based on the last two seasons.aydee wrote:I would be surprised if Vitori returns. He has played virtually no cricket this season, and what he has played has not gone well...Ming wrote:According to this, Chigs and Vitori could be back in the squad:
http://www.theindependent.co.zw/2013/03 ... an-vitori/
Peterhouse U14C 4th change bowler and no. 10 batsman (but only because Aaron didn't have a bat).
Re: Squad for Bangladesh: Vitori and Chigumbura back?
If he is fit, I'd be happy to see him play in the warm-up match, just to see where his game is at. I also wouldn't mind seeing him in the training squad, as he may well be an important player for Zim in the future.Ming wrote:Yep, there's probably at least half a dozen bowlers above him in the pecking order based on the last two seasons.aydee wrote:I would be surprised if Vitori returns. He has played virtually no cricket this season, and what he has played has not gone well...Ming wrote:According to this, Chigs and Vitori could be back in the squad:
http://www.theindependent.co.zw/2013/03 ... an-vitori/
Re: Squad for Bangladesh: Vitori and Chigumbura back?
Chigs for the T20s yes. ODI - perhaps. Test, don't know. If he bats 7, I guess with Taylor keeping.
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Totally agreed. And nomention of Rainsford? That would be more credible than Vitori comming back from nowhere!Jemisi wrote:Chigs for the T20s yes. ODI - perhaps. Test, don't know. If he bats 7, I guess with Taylor keeping.
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Re: Squad for Bangladesh: Vitori and Chigumbura back?
The only reason to pick Vitori at the moment is if you think he has the wood on the Bangladeshi batsmen who are still having nightmares about him from their last tour. But domestically he hasn't done anything for a while now. Chigumbura should probably come back in the side, and Rainsford should be there too.
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Re: Squad for Bangladesh: Vitori and Chigumbura back?
Yea I'd like to see Eddy in that squad
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I'm worried that he will prefer to wander off to the UK, as he does most years, and play for some village club instead...sloandog wrote:Yea I'd like to see Eddy in that squad
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Re: Squad for Bangladesh: Vitori and Chigumbura back?
Can't blame him, can we? If he deserved to be selected as much as he was and is overlooked (without giving any reason), on what guarantee would he stay back?aydee wrote:I'm worried that he will prefer to wander off to the UK, as he does most years, and play for some village club instead...